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Book of Mormon

Origin

* Cumorah
* Golden plates
* Joseph Smith
* Emma Smith
* Oliver Cowdery
* Sidney Rigdon
* David Whitmer
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* Lucy Harris
* Book of Mormon witnesses
* Three Witnesses
* Eight Witnesses
* Spalding–Rigdon theory

Peoples

* Jaredites
* Nephites
* Amalekites
* Amlicites
* Zoramites
* Lamanites
* Lemuelites
* Anti-Nephi-Lehies
* Amulonites

Persons

* Aaron
* Abinadi
* Abinadom
* Abish
* Ammon
* Angel Moroni
* Alma the Elder
* Alma the Younger
* Akish
* Amaleki (scribe)
* Amaleki (explorer)
* Amalickiah
* Aminadab
* Amaron
* Ammoron
* Ammah
* Amulek
* Brother of Jared
* Captain Moroni
* Cezoram
* Chemish
* Coriantumr (last Jaredite king)
* Coriantumr (Nephite dissenter)
* Coriantumr (son of Omer)
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* Limhi
* Mormon
* Moroni
* Moron
* Moronihah
* Mulek
* Nephi
* Nehor
* Omner
* Omni
* Paanchi
* Pahoran
* Sam
* Sariah
* Samuel the Lamanite
* Shiz
* Teancum
* Three Nephites
* Zedekiah
* Zeezrom
* Zeram, Amnor, Manti, and Limher
* Zeniff
* Zenock
* Zoram

Genealogy

* Lineage of Alma the Younger

Books

* First Nephi
* Second Nephi
* Book of Jacob
* Book of Enos
* Book of Jarom
* Book of Omni
* Words of Mormon
* Book of Mosiah
* Book of Alma
* Book of Helaman
* Third Nephi
* Fourth Nephi
* Book of Mormon
* Book of Ether
* Book of Moroni

Geography

* List
* Ammonihah
* Angola
* Ani-Anti
* Antiparah
* Bountiful
* Cumeni
* Cumorah
* Jershon
* Moron
* Nahom
* River Sidon
* Valley of Alma
* Valley of Nimrod
* Waters of Mormon
* Zarahemla

Analysis

* Anachronisms
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* Criticism
* Historical authenticity
* Genetics
* Killing of Laban
* Linguistics
* Limited geography model
* Mosiah priority

Objects

* Liahona
* Plates of Nephi
* Rameumptom
* Record of the Nephites

Adaptations

* List of Book of Mormon Videos
* How Rare a Possession
* The Book of Mormon Movie
* Passage to Zarahemla
* Translations

Other

* Book of Mormon Historic Publication Site
* Curelom and cumom
* Deseret
* Engraved metal plates
* Gadianton robbers
* Lost 116 pages
* Monetary system
* Native Americans and Mormonism
* Pacific Islanders and Mormonism
* Skin color and Mormonism
* Urim and Thummim
* Reformed Egyptian
* Record of Zeniff
* Great and abominable church
* Secret combination
* Solomon Chamberlin
* Tree of life vision
* Two thousand stripling warriors
* Ziff

* Outline of the Book of Mormon

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Ani-Anti (/ˌænaɪˈæntaɪ/)[1] was a village in the land of Nephi described by the Book of Mormon. It was probably located between the Lamanite cities of Jerusalem and Middoni. All three were inhabited by a considerable number of Nephite dissidents known as Amalekites. According to the Book of Mormon, the village was briefly visited by Nephite missionaries including Muloki and Ammah. They taught in the Amalekite synagogues until they were joined by their companion Aaron, who came to Ani-Anti from Jerusalem, and departed for the land of Middoni.[2]

## References[edit]

1. ^ churchofjesuschrist.org: "Book of Mormon Pronunciation Guide" (retrieved 2012-02-25), IPA-ified from «ăn´ī—ăn´tī»
2. ^ Alma 21:11-12

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